Sentence examples for has adopted a resolution from inspiring English sources

The UN security council has adopted a resolution that calls for the repatriation of peacekeeping units whose soldiers face allegations of sexual abuse.

The Nat'l Council of Churches has adopted a resolution in behalf of Haitian refugees who are accused of illegal entry & jailed.

The National Education Association, the largest teachers union, has adopted a resolution saying that home schools cannot provide a comprehensive education and urging that only licensed teachers be permitted to run home schools.

It is a big question whether Serbia will ever organize a referendum on Nato membership, Tadic said, pointing out that the assembly has adopted a resolution on Serbia's military neutrality.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 1 , 1943P. 11 The D.A.R. has adopted a resolution opposing any political union of the U.S. with other nations that would deprive this government of free and independent action.

Teaching Troops About AIDS UNITED NATIONS, July 18 (By The New York Times) -- At the urging of the United States, the Security Council has adopted a resolution asking for more attention to education about AIDS to be given to peacekeeping troops, who have been carriers of the disease, especially in Africa.

Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has adopting a resolution on "Keeping political and criminal responsibility separate" in which former Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko is recognized as a political prisoner.

According to Zaldostanov, 30,000 Polish bikers have adopted a resolution in support of the ride to Berlin.

Laplois Ashford, Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner for 4A-1, whincludesudes Brightwood, testified that the ANC had adopted a resolution in opposition to the application.

Through their trade association, the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute, in Alexandria, Va., the companies that produce 1.6 million riding lawn mowers a year will have nothing to do with racing and have adopted a resolution opposing it.

Meanwhile, in Texas, some 345 school districts — out of about 1,030 districts — have adopted a resolution that says that standardized tests are "strangling" public schools and asking the state Board of Education to rethink the testing regime.